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Blast furnace gas is a by-product of the blast furnace iron making process. It is a mixture of gases produced when iron ore, coke and limestone are heated in a blast furnace to produce molten iron. Blast furnace gas consists mainly of nitrogen, carbon monoxide and hydrogen. Blast furnace gas is usually used as a fuel in the iron and steel industry, either to generate heat or electricity, or is burned to produce steam for process purposes. In some cases, blast furnace gas may be cleaned and treated to remove impurities such as sulphur and particulates before use as a fuel.
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Fibre-rubber plates
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Teflon plates
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Graphite plates
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Rubber plates
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All technical data is based on our measurements and experience and is for guidance only. The parameters listed interact if they occur together and must be consulted in limiting cases. The manufacturer is not liable for misinterpretation of the given data and incorrect application of seals
Material resistant to high temperatures and atmospheric influences. Suitable for food applications.
FKM has excellent chemical and heat resistance. It is used in mineral oil and grease based applications.
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